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Hot off the press from pbs.org comes this new polling data about President Trump: Forty-seven percent of Americans say they wouldn’t vote for a congressional candidate who supports impeaching President…
John Fund of National Review Online focuses on heated debate involving the future of Confederate monuments. In The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, the historian Edward Gibbon notes…
Regular Carolina Journal contributor Lloyd Billingsley devotes a Daily Caller column to unions and their purported role in representing American workers. Democrats are divided over President Obama’s new Trans-Pacific trade…
Answering the above question depends on whether the $8 billion program actually produces lasting benefits for low-income children. In an interview with PBS Newshour, Russ Whitehurst, Senior Fellow at the…
Here is a PBS Newshour piece on college graduates who are working in low-skill jobs and struggling with their student loan debts. This is a phenomenon that is getting a…
Columbia Journalism Review has long awarded darts and laurels to the media. While it predominantly is an apologist for the media, especially print, it often goes against the grain. It…
? Pat McCrory drops by a Shelby restaurant for breakfast and continues to draw attention for his stance on drilling for oil and natural gas off the NC coast. Beverly…
As journalists muse over the possible results of the indictment of N.C. Department of Transportation Ferry Division Director Jerry Gaskill, Carolina Journal‘s Don Carrington, the bloodhound responsible for shining the…
I have always considered the Winston-Salem Journal editorial page to be one of the more sensible ones among major North Carolina dailies ? not ideologically sympatico, of course, but at…
CHARLOTTE – National experts on education reform will speak Monday and Tuesday at luncheons in Charlotte and Raleigh to discuss charter schools and parental choice in education – issues likely…